ysi belt slip?
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Burning Brakes
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ysi belt slip?
I am currently running an A&A 2.85 blower pulley with 10% overdrive innovators west crank pulley. It is all 8 rib. I'm having quite a bit belt slip! Boost is peaking at about 16lbs at 6,000 rpm then dropping from there up to 7,000 rpm. I know 10 rib would be better, but for now I just want to get the most I can out of 8 rib. What blower pulley is everyone running to get max boost without slip? I was leaning towards 3.00 but not sure.this is on Z06. I figure my boost should be around 18 to 20 with this set up, but I understand that every car is different and that boost is not the most important factor, but I know I am having slip.
Thanks for any advice. I'm already running a direct drive.
Thanks for any advice. I'm already running a direct drive.
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Le Mans Master
I run the same setup as you, A&A, YSI, 2.85, 10%, Direct drive. Run up to 7100 rpm with no issues. Good luck going to a 10 rib. You cannot do it with the A&A bracket and run that size pulley. Are you running a dedicated belt for the blower? That may be you issue.
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I run a a&a 10 rib setup with a modified tensioner and a 2.70 blower pulley / 8" crank pulley. DP direct drive cut for 6 rib a/c drive opposed to the original 4 rib. Logs with this setup show no slip and I get very little belt dust. I run the green Kevlar belts, properly aligned they last a long long time, going on 3 years and over 15000 miles.
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I run a a&a 10 rib setup with a modified tensioner and a 2.70 blower pulley / 8" crank pulley. DP direct drive cut for 6 rib a/c drive opposed to the original 4 rib. Logs with this setup show no slip and I get very little belt dust. I run the green Kevlar belts, properly aligned they last a long long time, going on 3 years and over 15000 miles.
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I am getting 15.5/ 16 psi also on a built motor 427, Mast 305 heads. Same pulleys as you with a Cartek direct drive. Taylor at Dallas Performance said he didn't see signs of belt slip.
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I spoke with Josh at A&A at length and he said I could not run the 10 rib with a smaller pulley on the newest bracket design. The older bracket tensioner would not hold up. I had already purchased the IW balancer and was really pissed to hear about this. Can you pm some details of what you did to make it work and with what A&A bracket design. I already have the DP direct drive with 6 rib C5 bracket a/c setup.
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I just bought the newest design a&a procharger bracket set up for 10 rib, I would assume their vortech brackets are virtually the same as far as the way they operate... I also got the heavy duty tensioner, it looks the same as the standard tensioner but they weld a plate on the back and install a bolt through the middle
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Burning Brakes
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Yes, I'm running a dedicated belt for blower. What length of belt do you run?
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Burning Brakes
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That's what I am seeing but there is slip. Boost is peaking at 6,000 rpm and falling down to 15 at 7,000. Got plenty of belt dust, but belt is running true.
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With my 3.0 I am using belt KO80537HD. It would be the same for the 2.85 on my car.
The pulley in this pic is the 2.85 with grooves, although I decided to use the 3.0 in the end.
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You might try one of those A&A pulleys with the grooves cut in them, if you are not already. I am using that and get no slip as mentioned.
With my 3.0 I am using belt KO80537HD. It would be the same for the 2.85 on my car.
The pulley in this pic is the 2.85 with grooves, although I decided to use the 3.0 in the end.
With my 3.0 I am using belt KO80537HD. It would be the same for the 2.85 on my car.
The pulley in this pic is the 2.85 with grooves, although I decided to use the 3.0 in the end.